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Differeniation Lesson

This document provides a lesson plan for teaching 11th and 12th grade students about budgeting. It outlines the objectives, which are for students to learn the financial planning process and how to achieve financial goals. The lesson plan details the introduction, instruction, guided practice, and assessment. The introduction will assess student knowledge of financial goals. Instruction includes defining key terms and setting short and long term goals. Guided practice has students read a page in groups and complete a worksheet. The assessment is the completed worksheet.

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Differeniation Lesson

This document provides a lesson plan for teaching 11th and 12th grade students about budgeting. It outlines the objectives, which are for students to learn the financial planning process and how to achieve financial goals. The lesson plan details the introduction, instruction, guided practice, and assessment. The introduction will assess student knowledge of financial goals. Instruction includes defining key terms and setting short and long term goals. Guided practice has students read a page in groups and complete a worksheet. The assessment is the completed worksheet.

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Tyler Carrico

Lesson 7: Budgeting

Grade level: 11 &12th


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Activity Procedure

SOL NBEA
IV Markets and Prices: Analyze the role of markets and prices in the
US economy.
V Explore the different methods that can be used to allocate goods
and services.
IX Analyze how setting financial goals and generating a budget will
help keep student organized and make smart decisions.

Students will learn the steps of the financial planning process. They
Objective will learn that using this process can help to achieve financial goals.
Students will explore the factors that influence financial planning and
the opportunity costs associated with their financial decisions. Finally,
they will learn some basic, effective strategies for achieving financial
success.

Why is it important to learn now how to plan for your financial


future?

Essential

Questions Tell students that today we will be starting the budgeting unit.
Go over the procedures of the project that we will be doing over
the next few weeks.

Introduction

1. Begin by seeing what students know about the topic by doing a


graphic organizer on setting financial goals.
2. We will then go over the difference between
Tangible/InTangible, Goods/Services and Needs/Wants.
3. Discuss Liquidity.
Instruction 4. Review short, Intermediate and long term goals and the
differences between them.
5. Students will get into groups and read page 304. I will give each
group a worksheet to complete and turn in for a grade.

We will have both teacher and student led discussions for the first part
of class. Students will then work in small groups on a scenario
worksheet.

If time remains students can complete the budget excel spreadsheet,


work on everfi or play the stock market game.
Guided and

Independent Students will be assessed by the worksheet that they will turn in for a
grade.
Practice

Closure

Assessment

Reflection:

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